Results
Austin, United States
Hotel Van Zandt occupies a prime position in Austin's Rainey Street district, a block from the Colorado River and within walking distance of the city's most concentrated stretch of bars and restaurants. Against Austin's broader hotel set, it sits in the lifestyle-independent tier, positioning itself between the grand-scale properties near the Convention Center and the boutique intimacy of South Congress.
Siem Reap, Cambodia
A Country Winner for Luxury Art Boutique Hotel, Hotel Vellita sits on Sala Kamreuk Road in the heart of Siem Reap, positioning itself within the city's smaller, design-led accommodation tier.
Klosters, Switzerland
A Michelin Selected property in the heart of Klosters, Hotel Vereina occupies a position in the village's quieter, characterful accommodation tier rather than the large resort bracket. The address on Landstrasse places it within easy reach of the Parsenn and Madrisa ski areas, and the selection by Michelin's hotel guide signals a standard of comfort and setting that the Swiss alpine market takes seriously.
Burlington, United States
Just a few minutes’ walk from the shores of Lake Champlain, Burlington’s bright and modern Hotel Vermont is a different world from the rustic B&Bs that once defined New England lodging. Instead, this boutique hotel offers city views, stone-tiled showers, and a variety of simple, comfortable rooms. The Hotel Vermont isn’t without some traditional regional charms, however, such as the outdoor wood-fired kitchen and bar, featuring pizzas and lobster rolls alike. Nor is it meant to be a one-stop destination for travelers; several of Burlington’s premier bars, restaurants, and gastropubs are just down the street, and its lakeside location puts the city’s attractions within easy reach.
Verona, Italy
Selected by the Michelin Guide Hotels 2025, Hotel Veronesi La Torre sits in Dossobuono di Villafranca on the western edge of Verona's orbit, at a practical remove from the city centre. For travellers prioritising space and calm over proximity to the Arena, it represents a considered alternative to Verona's historic-core hotel stock, with Michelin's selection acting as an independent quality signal in an otherwise lightly curated local tier.
Warsaw, Poland
Hotel Verte, Warsaw, Autograph Collection occupies a address in the Old Town district at Podwale 3/5, carrying a 2025 MICHELIN Selected distinction that places it among Warsaw's more considered mid-luxury options. The Autograph Collection affiliation signals a design-led brief within the Marriott portfolio, positioning the property against Warsaw's growing tier of character-forward boutique hotels rather than its larger convention properties.
Stavanger, Norway
Hotel Victoria holds a Michelin Selected distinction in the 2025 guide, placing it among a carefully vetted tier of Stavanger accommodation. Sitting at Skansegaten 1, close to the city's waterfront and historic old town, it occupies the kind of central position that Stavanger's compact geography rewards. For travellers who treat where they sleep as part of the editorial itinerary, it belongs in the conversation.
Vík, Iceland
Hotel Vik i Myrdal sits at the edge of one of Iceland's most dramatically positioned villages, where black sand beaches meet the North Atlantic and Reynisfjara's basalt stacks define the horizon. A Michelin Selected property for 2025, it occupies a category of South Coast accommodation where volcanic geography does most of the design work. Book well ahead: Vík draws Ring Road traffic year-round and quality rooms here fill fast.
Malinska, Croatia
Hotel Vila Rova holds a Michelin Selected distinction in 2025, placing it among a small tier of recognized properties on the island of Krk. Set in Malinska, a quieter Adriatic town that trades on pine-shaded waterfront rather than resort density, the hotel suits travelers who want editorial-level recognition without the crowds that follow Croatia's more publicized coastline.
Fortim, Brazil
Hotel Vila Selvagem in Fortim, Ceará sits on the remote northeastern coastline where the Jaguaribe River mouth meets the Atlantic, earning a place on the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 list. The property occupies the Pontal de Maceió district, a stretch of sand and lagoon that draws visitors willing to travel well beyond the Fortaleza airport circuit. For those tracking Michelin's expanding Brazil hotel programme, this is one of the northeast's notable inclusions.
Asolo, Italy
Venice is of course a wonderful place, but it can be a bit much; beautiful, delicate, and crumbling, it is besieged by tourists year-round. So why not stay where the Venetians themselves have historically gone to get away from it all? Asolo is a small medieval town in the hills an hour from Venice, favored destination of the Venetian upper class and of English poet Robert Browning, who made his home in this villa. Even today, this is where the beautiful people come to escape the sandals-and-black-socks crowd that has overrun the canals and piazzas of Venice. Hotel Villa Cipriani was once a private residence, and despite the fact that it is a thoroughly modern operation (run by Starwood, in fact), it still feels like a home. Though it dates back to the 15th century, the decor is tasteful and unassuming, going rather light on the gilt and glitz one might expect from Venice. The views are spectacular, the rooms are luxurious if not exactly palatial, and the dining, unsurprisingly, is excellent, with a panoramic view from the retaurant that is not to be missed. Asolo has many attractions of its own: the town's Renaissance villas exude old-world charm, and the nightlife is surprisingly lively. Shops here are quite a bit more chic than one may expect to see in a medieval village, and the antique market convenes one weekend a month, bringing buyers and sellers from all over Italy. And the more crowd-averse can always escape to the Rocca, the ancient stone fort that defends the town, for an unusual view of the town, the mountains, and the Venetian plain.
Cagliari, Italy
A Michelin Selected property on Via Don Bosco, Hotel Villa Fanny occupies a residential pocket of Cagliari that keeps its distance from the city's more trafficked hotel corridors. The selection signals a quality threshold verified against peer accommodation across Sardinia's capital, placing Villa Fanny in a smaller tier of independently recognised stays in a city where heritage palazzi increasingly set the standard.
Sant'Agnello, Italy
A Michelin Selected property in Sant'Agnello on the Sorrento Peninsula, Hotel Villa Garden occupies a residential address steps from the cliffside promenade that connects the area's garden hotels. Carrying MICHELIN Selected status in the 2025 Guide, it sits in a tier of independently operated peninsula properties that trade on proximity to Capri ferry routes, Pompeii rail access, and the Amalfi coast road.
Meersburg, Germany
A Michelin Selected property on the Meersburg waterfront, Hotel Villa Seeschau occupies a historic lakeside villa where Belle Époque architecture meets the measured calm of Bodensee. The property sits within walking distance of the old town's medieval core, placing guests at the intersection of lake views and German wine country. For travellers calibrating between scale and character, it belongs in a smaller, design-led tier of Lake Constance accommodation.
Sylt, Germany
Hotel Village, Kampen Sylt holds a MICHELIN Selected distinction in the 2025 guide, placing it among the island's recognized accommodation tier. Located on Alte Dorfstraße in Kampen, the property sits within one of Germany's most sought-after North Sea resort villages, where boutique hotels command year-round attention from a Hamburg and Düsseldorf-led clientele with specific expectations around setting and service.
Trancoso, Brazil
A Michelin Selected property on Trancoso's Bahian coast, Hotel Villas de Trancoso sits along the road connecting Arraial d'Ajuda to the village, offering villa-style accommodation in one of Brazil's most closely watched coastal destinations.
Vilnius, Lithuania
Set in a magnificent 19th-century building with a commanding turret overlooking the Bernardine Garden, Hotel Vilnia musters all the regal grandeur of Vilnius’s glory years gone by. The lobby and attached lounge speak to contemporary renovations in the public spaces, clever lighting and wall treatments place interiors firmly in the present day. Bright, airy rooms maintain a hint of history in carefully preserved parquet flooring and quirky roofing, though the tech is satisfyingly up to date where it counts.
Rome, Italy
Hotel Viminale, selected for the Michelin Hotels guide 2025, sits on Via Cesare Balbo in Rome's Esquilino district, within walking distance of Termini, Santa Maria Maggiore, and the Baths of Diocletian. The property occupies a quieter pocket of central Rome where mid-century residential architecture meets the city's major rail hub, making it a practical and considered base for travellers who prefer position over spectacle.
Balatonfüred, Hungary
A Michelin Selected property on the northern shore of Lake Balaton, Hotel Vinifera Wine & Spa positions itself at the intersection of wine culture and thermal wellness that defines this corner of Hungary. The design and programming centre on the region's viticultural identity, placing it in a distinct niche among Balatonfüred's accommodation options. It sits at 21 Mikes Kelemen utca, within reach of the lake and the town's historic promenade.
Milan, Italy
Hotel Viu Milan occupies a distinct position in the city's hotel scene: a design-led property with a rooftop that draws Milan's creative and business elite, anchored by an award-winning culinary program. Located in the Porta Volta district, it sits outside the historic centre but close enough to feel embedded in the city's forward-looking energy. The hotel's green credentials and architectural ambition place it in a smaller, more considered tier of Milan's luxury market.
Villabuena De Alava, Spain
A Michelin Selected hotel in the village of Villabuena de Álava, Hotel Viura is one of Rioja Alavesa's most architecturally arresting addresses, its stacked, cube-like facade a deliberate contrast to the medieval stone surroundings. It sits in the quieter, Basque-administered side of Rioja wine country, where the vineyards press close to village walls and the pace of travel slows considerably compared to the busier Logroño corridor.
Milano Marittima, Italy
Hotel Waldorf holds a Michelin Selected distinction in 2025, placing it among the Adriatic Riviera's more carefully vetted addresses. Located on Via VII Traversa Mare in Milano Marittima, it operates within a resort town defined by pine-lined avenues and proximity to the sea. For travellers seeking a considered base on Italy's northern Adriatic coast, it sits in a credible mid-to-upper tier of the local accommodation scene.
Warth, Austria
Hotel Walserberg sits in Warth, one of the Vorarlberg Alps' most snow-reliable villages, and carries a 94-point score from La Liste's 2026 Top Hotels ranking. That credential places it in a narrow tier of Austrian alpine properties recognised for quality at international level. For travellers choosing between Warth and its better-known neighbour Lech, Walserberg offers a quieter entry point into the same high-altitude terrain.
Pontresina, Switzerland
Hotel Walther is a third-generation family-run Relais & Châteaux property in Pontresina, the Engadin valley's quieter alternative to St. Moritz. Its Art Deco architecture and cross-country skiing access set it apart from the region's grander resort hotels.
Warsaw, Poland
Hotel Warszawa occupies a meticulously restored prewar building on Plac Powstańców Warszawy, carrying Michelin Selected recognition in 2025 and a position among Warsaw's most architecturally considered addresses. The property sits at the intersection of interwar grandeur and contemporary Polish hospitality, placing it in a distinct tier from the city's international chain offerings.
Warsaw, Poland
Hotel Warszawa sits at Złota 48/54 in central Warsaw, occupying a five-star address that connects the city's pre-war architectural memory with contemporary Polish hospitality. Part of the Great Hotels of the World collection and operated under the Likus Hotels banner, the 142-room property brings a distinct service orientation to a Warsaw market otherwise dominated by international chains and historic palace conversions.
Washington DC, United States
A Beaux-Arts landmark at 515 15th Street Northwest, Hotel Washington has anchored the city's core since 1917 and earned a 2026 Star Wine List recognition alongside a decade-plus reputation shaped by its years as a W-branded property. The address places guests within walking distance of the White House and the National Mall, making it a practical and historically charged base for the capital.
Singapore, Singapore
Hotel Waterloo Singapore sits in a city where hotel dining often defines the stay as much as the room. With on star rating, restaurants, chef, price, or booking channels, it reads as a practical Singapore hotel entry rather than a documented culinary destination, and should be compared against better-specified properties before a dining-led trip is built around it.
Burgusio, Italy
A Michelin Selected property in the Upper Vinschgau valley, Hotel Weisses Kreuz sits in Burgusio at the edge of the Resia lake district, where South Tyrolean alpine architecture meets the quiet rhythms of a working border village. The hotel occupies a position that rewards travelers who prioritize place over amenity count — understated, grounded in local material traditions, and far enough from the resort circuit to feel genuinely apart from it.
Laigueglia Liguria, Italy
On the Ligurian coast between Alassio and Andora, Hotel Windsor occupies a direct seafront position in Laigueglia, one of the region's least commercialised fishing villages. The property's visual register draws comparisons to Cinque Terre, trading mass-market Riviera noise for a quieter, more considered version of the Italian coast that the postwar grand hotels once defined.
Sydney, Australia
A converted 1888 wool store on Pyrmont's waterfront, Hotel Woolstore 1888 belongs to the Handwritten Collection and occupies one of Sydney's few remaining Victorian industrial heritage buildings. The property sits minutes from Darling Harbour, with the fabric of the original structure — exposed sandstone, timber beams, cast-iron columns — defining the guest experience rather than concealing it. It draws a loyal return audience drawn to character over corporate uniformity.
Brisbane, Australia
Carrying a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, Hotel X Brisbane Fortitude Valley sits at 458 Brunswick Street in one of Brisbane's most energetically evolving neighbourhoods. The address places guests inside Fortitude Valley's arts and dining corridor rather than in the CBD, with the hotel's design ambitions matching the suburb's shift toward considered, architecture-led hospitality.
Toronto, Canada
Hotel X Toronto occupies a commanding position at Exhibition Place on the western edge of Lake Ontario, placing guests at the intersection of Toronto's waterfront and its major event corridor. The property operates under the Destination by Hyatt flag and draws visitors for its rooftop amenities, multiple food and beverage outlets, and proximity to the Enercare Centre and BMO Field. Advance booking is advisable during major events and summer months.
Santa Ynez Valley, United States
A Michelin Selected property on Mission Drive in Santa Ynez Valley, Hotel Ynez sits at the quieter, more intimate end of California wine country accommodation.
Yountville, United States
Set along Washington Street in the heart of Yountville, Hotel Yountville occupies a position at the centre of Napa Valley's most concentrated stretch of serious dining and wine culture. The property sits within walking distance of the restaurants that define the town's reputation, making it a practical base for visitors whose priorities are the table and the glass rather than the spa circuit.
Zermatt, Switzerland
Hotel ZERMAMA Zermatt holds MICHELIN Selected status in the 2025 guide, placing it among a curated tier of Zermatt properties recognised for consistent quality. Positioned on Matterstrasse in the car-free village centre, it operates as a smaller, character-led alternative to the grand hotel tradition that dominates the upper end of the market. Guests looking for a grounded Zermatt base with recognised standards will find it a considered choice.
Chicago, United States
Hotel Zachary at Gallagher Way sits directly across from Wrigley Field on the North Side, earning Michelin Selected recognition in 2025. The hotel draws guests who want proximity to one of baseball's most storied venues without sacrificing room quality or design ambition. It occupies a specific niche in Chicago's hotel market: sports-adjacent but genuinely well-made.
San Francisco, United States
Hotel Zelos occupies a sharp position in San Francisco's SoMa corridor, at 12 4th Street, steps from Yerba Buena Gardens and the city's design and tech epicenter. The property sits in a mid-market tier where style-forward independents compete with branded luxury on design credentials rather than room count. Travelers prioritizing location efficiency and a considered urban aesthetic will find the address works hard for them.
Washington DC, United States
A Michelin Selected hotel on 14th Street N.W., Hotel Zena Washington DC sits at the intersection of Logan Circle and the city's most politically charged corridor. The address places guests within walking distance of the White House, K Street, and the capital's gallery district, making it a practical and considered base for those who want the city's centre without its most tourist-heavy orbit.
San Francisco, United States
Hotel Zeppelin San Francisco occupies a prime address on Post Street, steps from Union Square, and carries a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction. The property sits in the personality-led tier of San Francisco boutiques, where design and cultural programming define the offer rather than corporate scale. A useful base for guests who want proximity to the city's central corridors without a generic chain experience.
